The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 7

WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23. 192T. A SMALL AD DOFS A PIG JOB THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN MARKET BlC RETURNS AT SMALL COST CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES And REGULATIONS RATES-- One cent per word each UMrUoD: to or ICM 20 each Insertion. CONTRACT RATES-- Daily minimum line rate win firm on application for period of CLOSING HOUR-- Copy received op to Boon, will be pnblUhed the day.

FIRST WORI OF COPT-- The ubject advertised be the Wort of each ad. The ricbt to reword all copy IB reserved. CLASSIFICATIONS-- The folio Ueadinn are and numbered for quick reference; no otter headings will be Order emtlon by number only: CLASSIFICATION INDEX PUBLIC NOTICES Card! of Thanks Undertakers. AmSuuiucci Material 'Coal Dealen 29 1 Gcod Tilings to Kt.t 3- I AUTOMOBILES HOLLA W. COCHRAN Home Bids.

Loan Phone Farm Loans--General Insurance--Real Estate. jMusical Used Cars for JFOR SALE--Several rood used i PI? AT "DTTVO I Fine practice pianos. $88.00 to 1125.00. XVliiALi i Monuments 3 Used OUT For Sale Lost and Found Special Notices Lodge Notices BUSINESS SERVICES Professional Personal Instruction Service Stations Auto Accessories SA.Auto Storage 1 LIVESTOCK, ETC. Livestock For Sale 7 i Farm Equipment 8 i Pet Animals and Birds I .121 Tajsicabs JiiPoultry and 3 Transfer and Storage in Stock and Povltry Feeds A Ill A Cleaning and Pressing Repair Service Contractors WANTED Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rtnt Miscellaneous Wants Female Help -Wanted 1 11' Rooms For 40; and Restaurants 43 i i Houses For Rent 42 For Rent Store Rooma For Hint 4V or PHONE S52 -wx.

REAL ESTATE II Optometrist and Optician. Corner Main and Sixth-at. Phone 87. --J. Repair Service 12 TAN DYED BLACK -25o M.

V. SCHERRER SOUTH SIXTH STREET. SIGNS OF ALL KINDS REAMER STUDIO SIGNS AND PICTl'RS FRAMING Rear Kascr Radio Service. MIRROR SILVERING WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. J.

BUTTON. FOR SALE--One slightly used three piece Spanish walnut bed room suitr. i Will sell all or singly. Bed. chWfon- ier or vanity.

Priced, low. I Stevenson's Store. ONE GOOD used Iver Pond player. Fine condition. See this for a real b-jy Stevenson's Store.

for --19IS Olds sedan. down. Olds coach. JS20 down. Olds JHO sfd.tn.

SJIO down. sedan. J200 dowm. 2-- i i tourings. $120 down.

olds touring. J1SO down. 1--191'S f35ft down. I--Siudebaker cheap. 5--Podge i-ars, voiced to sell.

Chevrolet 3--Ford t.Mi trucks. FOiu'iET 'w'fc TRADE." Olinger Motor Sales. Corr.tr Fifth and Ccshooton. Ohio. Walnut streets Phone 1825.

i FOR SALE Now Idea IMPORTED genuine 19 FORD roadster with starter. This Corn OHos. .47 WILL SHIP Cattle, Hogs, I SAND IN YOUR SHOES Sheep, Veal Calves. Saturday, Feb. 26.

Want good i and i cows. Also wethers and brood ewes. C. B. Gaines.

129-W. Priced for Quick Sale Farm i .86 Good 6 house. water lkS always i postponed, defer- i procrastinated. In all matters have you? How about it when you! got the matrimony bug-? I'll bet you i didn't then. Come on buy that 4 i room modern home for $3000 on i paved paid for street.

OVER THE COUNTY KARR REALTOR. magnetic amber, to cure (goiter) Corinthian made. Apply at Pastime theater ticket office. Coshocton. O.

FOR SALE--One coal ranee, one coal burning Brooder. 500 chick size, used one season. Earl T. Treasure. Ohio.

FOR SALE--One pure bred shepherd pup. Also good Zimmerjnan top buff- i gy. D. T. Ross.

Adams Mills. O. motor had and hands a Never had head off. OrlR- i I a tires in Don't i a 1 ever i over 3000 miles. SEE BILL DODD at J.

K. Arisman's. 130 S. Thlrd-st. and a-ar-age.

nome frtilt. "Will sell on payment plan at $2800. 4 R. house, water and gas and three Superior Drills and readers. Darl- I car rarace a 12000.

O. MUMAW SON Poultry and Eggs 38 Rlcktt 1 rhone Male Help Wanted II Houses For Sale 47 Male or Peaiale Help For Sale 4S BARGAINS IN RECONDITIONED A Agents and Salesmen 20! Business Property 49 Our repair work is guaranteed on any Situations Wantid iljneal Trade 50 i make l. Call 1443, anytime. FOR SALE For Sale 51! Household Goods 22jReal Estate Wsnted 63 i Musical Instruments S3 Business Opportunities 3 I illlliner' -nd Altklnj 21 i I A I A itiscellaneouB Saio iaiFlnanclar Notes 5 4 Oflice and Store Supolies i to Loan 65 i Kiectrlcal Supplies 27)PubliC Sales KASSR RADIO SERVICE. PUULIC NOTiC, Monuments 3 MARK EVERY GRAVE Miscellaneous a 16 about IsO scrap cars which we will pay good prices for.

WEISBLAT 1223 E. Chestnut-st. Phone 61I-J. LADIES--Don't forget us for varn- 1 2 9:6 FO RD ROADSTERS. i ishes and Garnish Stains.

We sell; 9 2 FORU ROADSTER Varnish Stains at SSc per Quart and 3 1924 FORD COUPES its guaranteed. 1--1S24 I i SEDAN. StnrP FORP TOURINGS. VJLUIC. i 1--1923 I1--1924 A TOURLNO.

i CHICKS ijiood- tested horns. Flocks headed by pedigree cock-rels. $14.00 per 100; blood- ted $15.00 100. Marred a i Rooks. $14.00.

Davis Hatchery, I Dresden, O. I Stockjtnd. Pouttry Feeds 39 FOR SALE--Choice timothy hay i mow-. Ponle W. Parr, Warsaw, Ohio, Route 2.

Phone 162-tt 3. LADIES--We have two floor polishing machines which wj rent at $2.00 per day. This is the easy way to keep your floors up to par. Stevenson's Store. A.

P. RICKEY CO. Cor. Third and Walnut-sts. 2SO-B 2.

Reward. LOST On Maln-st. correspondence, consisting of original letters and carbon copies. Xo value except for ref- i erence purposes. Please return to Mrs.

Ida C. Hay or D. G. Gayle. Special Notices Phone 748 IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE of our dear father, A.

A. Randies, who left us for his Heavenlv Monuments--Markers--Mausoleums. one year ago today. Feb. 23rd.

1926, WEN Just one year aso today, dear father, 548 Walnut Street. Since we saw your smiling face. That you us to remember, i a FniiTirl A None on earth can take your place. LlUSl a ouna For the i prief. a shock severe, To part i one we loved so dear.

Faithful, upright, in all your ways. And a beautiful character to the end of your days. affectionate, true and kind, And for the wonderful memories vou left behind. Dearest father, how we have missed! you, i In the year since you've been gone. Oh our darling-, we loved you, But Jesus loved you and bid you I And he has granted you Eternal Rest, The ones who loved you dearly--j YOVR WIFE AND'CHILDREN; AND GRANDCHILDREN.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who have so kind ana sympathetic during our recent! bereavement and for the beautiful i flowers. Rev. Tripp for his comforting words, the singer whose voice soothed our sorrow and those who donated their cars. FRANK S. WEST AND CHILDREN, BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

CARD OF THANKS wish to express my heartfelt thanks to my friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown at the death of my dear husband. Also to Hev. Klskaddon for his comforting; words, for the beautiful flowers, to the donors of cars and to all who assisted in any way. MRS. L.

C. JTCURDY. ANTED TO BUT--A FOR SALE--Uncalled for repaired 3 A. 0. LOWER North Fifth-St.

i WANTED TO BUY--Five or six room I Fon SALE--1--32 volt electric cottage or bungalow on South Second! Plant: 1--32 volt electric iron: 2--32 gang plow, i timothy I R. M. Bluck. Route 1, Also a clover hay and timothy seed to sell. R.

M. i i I Isleta, Ohio. Real Estate for Trade 60 LET'S TRADE your city property for land with Rood bulidlni SO on a of RENTALS 1 1 I I 1 1 0 Ik irravrl road, 40 A. coal, only 7 miles out. H.

L. MILLER Phone 749-J. 1435 K. Main. A lor 4U --To owners of furniture, pianos.

sleeiln rooms. Inquire lit 24S Maln- I'luine 530-J. WE ARE sacrificing our used cars to make room lor new models. A11 FOR RENT--TWO modem upht house- prices reduced. TTMr onT- Hotels and Restaurants.

4J. i. NICFLY I three and four to $300. room apartments. Privat bath.

Also session. tu amounLi up Security stays In your pos- Lafave te i HomgBld g- Street or South Third Stn Rolla W. Cochran Loan Bldg. Plume 646W volt battery charges; 1 gasoline iron. At Miller's Oarage.

Conesvllle. Ohio. 1 WANTED A ffood sLx or seven room modern house on South Jjiwn, S. Seventh. or South Fourth-sts.

Can i buyer if price is right. H. L. MILLER 1435 E. Maln-st.

193fi FORD DUMP BODY. 1920 FORP ROADSTER. i TOITR1NO. 3924 TOURING. 1925 SEDAN.

ESSEX COACH tDuco.) 1923 FORD COUPE. 1923 COUPE. 1523 DODC.E SEDAN (Duco.) 1924 STAR I 192J TOURING. A TRUCKS. SOME TOURINGS.

Farber Motor Sales. A Get 1.00 per month Get 1 75--Pay 8.75 per month Get J130--Pay 6.00 month Get $300--Pay 116.00 per month with Interest. No Inquiries mada from relatives or omplojer. Also automobile financing. Call, write or phone 703.

123.50 GOODTTEAR J31.50 ALL WOOL. TAILORED TO ORDER. SUIT OR TOPCOAT GUARANTEED. T. E.

EDWARDS 18 S. LAWN. BETTER BB SAFE THAN SORRY See J. E. FOSTER.

AGENT. 17 SALESLADIES--Represent us In youri locality with our i of ladies ready I to wear and 'tailored to measure dresses. Full line Crepe-de-chine and Rayon lingerie. Something new--Ro- matflow fabric. Will not run or SEED TIME NOW Pine Tree brand red ver, alsike, a a i a a i a and North-' western grown alfalfa, 32 u'u The thrifty farmer sews; HAVE SAFETT ftra1C88 Tet good seed.

Phone 103. i ck or 15llt ln ncw banda ln your i Warsaw Elevator Co. A REASON why i i a rustomffrs. vim a i i always a i i i i BILLY WILLS OK C.OUD HATS. L.oan Ceunty Finance Company 110 South Sbcth-at.

Houses for Rent. .42 FRESNO ROUTE 4 Mrs. Ralph Welling spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burkhardt.

Paul Scheetz is recovering from the flu. G. S. Reuss spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lottie Heuss, who makes her home with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. N. D. Scheetz. Mrs.

Reuss Is In poor health. She passed her 83rd birthday last Saturday. Mrs. Ellen Engel returned to her home Wednesday after spending the past week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Reno Getz, of Baltic. James Welling and son Ralph sawed fire wood for Charles Engel Friday. Mrs. G. A.

Welling- called on Mrs. Simon Olinger Thursday afternoon. Ralph Welling and Fred Hault shredded corn fodder for Adolph Scheetz. Saturday. (JK A Four room ZH.S mill tollot.

i sell for down and J22.00 per month. I i Xcllic Hill. Eigh- teentli and Chestnut. 231 Thiru-st. Phono 193-W.

Call. BALTIC Erwln Brown and family who occupied the Elmer L4at honse moved on Tuesday to the Washington Stantz farm near Shanesrille. Mrs. Maggie Pelstner Is ylsltlng with her sister, Mrs. Klelnknecb.t, who Is 111.

Mrs. William Doll Is Improving after a severe attack of gall stones. G. I. Schumaker has returned to Ills home after an operation at the City hospital.

The Ladies Auxiliary a i WashinRtoa supper at the school whenever hcllse Tuesday evening In connec- I -Tr I -L ORDERS given for Hames to March 1st, we will Oil free of Theatre. a Gallon, Ohio. "-IRINEHART LORENZ. A A A WITH SERVICE Heffelfinger Newell BRIGHTEN UP We have for vour Inspection over 50 of Sherwin-Williams Flat- Tone Wall decorations. We will be glad to call at your home, no obligations.

COSHOCTON LUMBER CO. Phone 894. Richman Clothes Hotel--Every Suturday. Ambulance or Invalid Fervice. ROWLANDS COMER Morticians.

Phones 1ST--1815-J--1503-W. FOR AMBULArcCE--TT or day. Invalid coach by Howard A. Wolfu. Licensed tmoalmer mid luneral -lirector.

EXPRESS TOUR love wltn noweri. Visit or telephone Greenhouses by City Hospital. "PLAN TO PLANT" HENRY WILSON NURSERY 1620 E. Vlrie-st. Telephone 638W.

BUT YOUR Monuments direct from the a a Wr manufacture. F. E. MILLIGAN 101 Water-st. COSHOCTON GUN Club annual meet- Ing Friday, March 4.

1927, p. m. at Homer Durand's office. J. T.

Thiel, secretary. Special Notices .5 WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! ii4. Mr. Farmer, sell your wool a.Duoint- J.T i at nome this season and have the use of your money, at once. Our clover seed is high test at the right price.

Buy S. S. FUR CO. 125 N. Second-st.

Professional 6 FOP- RENT--Business room on Sixth- a I 1 at, next to Coshocton Finance Co. ATTENTION SALESMEN An old i reliable manufacturing concern enter- i ing the direct selling field with a new commodity which has no compe- titlon. and appeals to every man and woman wants a manager for this I county. If you are interested call for Mr. W.

V. Cooper at hotel Stanton on Thursday. Yearly contract and no capital required. THREE CLOTHING for i to 8 Hour. B.

Hail at Tribune Very cheap. Inquire C-olden's store. EDIE RADIATOR SHOP I i Rear Bon Ton Bakery Phone 1609. Garages for Rent 461 FOR SALE--A S50 watt Delco light i plant with 5200 watt battery- J. Arlsman.

I ATHEY GARAGE IF YOU are a man -worthy of the name and not afraid to work. I'll bet you $50 that you can't work 30 days and earn less than $200. bluffing? Then answer this ad and show me up. Opening for Managers. The "Wonder Box" sells on sight.

TOM WALKER, PITTSBURGH. PA. Situations Wanted 21 RADIO BATTERIES Is your set working good? If not-Have your battery rechurgsil. have both A and batteries in stock. Exide Service Station Corner Sixth and Walnut-its.

RADIO SPECIAL Think I'm I Guarranteed type 201A radio tubes, $1.00 and power detector tubes $2.00. Smith Auto Supply Co. WHERE YOU AND SERVICE MEET Phone 684-W. 133 S. SUth-st.

Ring and Pinion Gears New and old ones in stock. We carry a complete line of springs for all makes of cars. Coshocton Auto Parts Co, PI1ONE 784. 614 -WALNUT-ST. write or phone us In need of money.

aro tlon i the basket ball game. furnlturo. live stock, farm and you can arrange btore KOOtflS tor Kent. 4 4 to repay In one to twenty months ton of Canada spent a few days of tlme last week with relatives here, en- r6ute to Coshocton. Mrs.

Mary Huffman returned to her duties at Bellevue hospital after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huffman. Beth Gerber has purchased the Albert Huffman general store at Chill Station. Mrs.

A. R. Fisher entertained the Evangelical choir on Thursday FOR RENT--Compnt block garages at rear corner of Seventh and Wal- nut-stfl. $3.00 per month. Inquire Nora B.

Hall nt offloe. Farms for Rent 46 FOR RENT--Farm, on shares. Everything furnished. Good opportunity to WANTED General house work, position as housekeeper or care JUNK DEALER Hale's Red Service Car INSTANT TIRE AND GAS SERVICE. Just Phone 117.

ABE WEISBLAT. PHONE 1793-W. of Coal children. Inquire 1411 Walnut-st. or call 24 HOUR road and repair service on all cars.

A special price on brake repairing this week. We call for and Dealers 2 9 car. JUST PHONE NO. 6. Day Night Auto Service 134 N.

FIFTH-ST. the right man. Tribune Co. Address Box 38 care REAL ESTATE Houses for Sale. I i Monthly Payment on (109 HO Monthly Payment on 1200 US Monthly Payment on 1300 With Interest at lawful rate.

Special terms on automobile FMandly, courteous lenrloe i. In and nslc all the questions you like--no obligation. No endorser pecessary. No inquiries made of rriends. relatives or employer.

47 Commonwealth Loan 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath, gas ami electricity. Very close in. S3200.00. Blake V. Mizer, Realtor.

Company. SHAKER-SCREEN COAL Buy heat, not just coal, and save your money. Zip dellvtry. Wright Coal Yard. Phone 55 or 186.

Good Things to Eat 30 Household Gooda. ..22 A i a tabe, light oak, in good condition. Price low. In- Conner's Cottage Cheese? "cow. quire 813 Vine-st.

LIVESTOCK, ETC. CHEAP HOME HAVE YOU TRIED FOR SALE A couple used gas One coal range. Stevenson's Store. glass jars only, 1594. Ask your grocer rooms, 4 clown 1 rooms up located on South Eljrhth-st, between a ftnd Orange-5tB.

One Livestock Fbr Sale 35' of th8 bel11 locations In the city. You can buy this property at a price that anyone can afford with a i means. Now vacant--possession at once. Must Bftll i week. S.

C. Osier, Realtor RICKETT3 BUILDING. FOR SALE--A one family cow, riving three gallons milk per day. Reasonably priced. Elmer Kent, Canal Lewisville.

O. COUPE SPECIALS breeding -Walter Porteus, West Lafayette, Ohio. Phone 239-A 3. RAINBOW SHOP Coshocton, Women's tnd Hair Cutting i A France-to-Argentlna service will be inaugurated on Sep 1927. 192S DODGE.

DEMONSTRATOR. Air-mall 1925 FO RD COUPE. The British iron utput in 1926 A new tyre of Imloon tire has been perfected by the Miller Rub- (Bustneai Established 1MI.) Room 14, Frew Building, Main and Flfth-sts, Coshocton. Ohio. Phone I5S.

Under State Supervision. was the smallest in 76 years and her Company of Akron. Experi- Shimmon Motor Co. her steel production in 31 years. the a mental work is said to have cost BRINGING UP FATHER I'LL.

JUST CO ISJ THE HBRARV ANJ' READ UP OM THE UVES OP NJO -ONE A LITTLE THAT! NEVER Mirsn; AMBASSADOR- HAVE VOU OOKS OKI THE THE OMt. WHO PATEN UP OM THE. FIJI AMD THE ONE WHO DIED OF PRVE.R IKJ I I A AND- WE. HAVE-A VOLUME Or-J THE IN! THE REO SEA HE WENT INTO ADMINISTRATOR'S A The undersigned will offer for sain at i auction at the late residence of J. A.

Whyde, deceased. In Vlr- a Coshorton-co. Ohio. the pernonal property of the J. A.

vvhydo. deceased, on Thursday. Fob. 24, 1927. consisting In part of: harrow.

ISO shocks of corn, a larjje amount of lumber, mowing machine. 2 2 sows, 2 horses, 200 pickets, 14 chickens, i i plow, grain drill. wag-on liKl'If'r. log a 1 oorn a work harness, slntrle HB. a In mow.

forks, breaking plow. plows, corn sheller. corn i i a meat barrel. oream separator, lard press, sausafo grrlnd- er. household (foods and other articles too to mention.

Sale to oomrnf-nr-n at 1:00 o'clock P. M. Eant- ern Standard i Mnry' E. Whyde, Administratrix of the estate of J. A.

Whyde. deceased. Elmer Rmalles, auctioneer. NOTES OF SCIENCE) Rhode Island has but 4083 farms. Lloyd's register shows that more than half of all tonnage under con- Miner's bunks are said to have given George rullnian his Idea ol sleeping cars.

Motor vehicles fitted for long cross-country tours are furnished with a bathtub. Scientists are endeavoring to make smokeless coal from the or- dinary bituminous product. Armored motorcycle bank patrols have been organized In Chicago. American safety pins are now doubly safe because Acting Secretary Winston fthe Treasury Department has invoked the anti-dumping law to prevent Germany's flooding us with her pins of a cheap grade. IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COSHOCTON COUNTY, OHIO.

K. Brown. Plaintiff, vs. Nina May (Howellj Brown. Defendant.

LEOAL NOTICE Case No. The defendant, Nina May (He-well) Brown, will take notice that George K. Brown has filed his certain petition for divorce In the Probate Court of Coshocton County. Ohio, that said cause Is set down for hparlnsr before the Honorable Lloyd N. Staats, Judge of Court, on the 2nd day of April.

1927, and that I she fail to appear or a i I nv TJB-IT i anBW er on or said date, judr- PLBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE may be taken against her by Pursuant to an order of sale Issued i a A i i a of the estate HOMKR DTIRAND. of William A i deceased, by i Probate of County. Ohio. In 10fiS2-Si5. I I the xald D.

8 a an I A i i a a aforesaid i a i and E. W. A i and others a Defendants. will offer for wale the prernlwos i a i described, a 1 i A i a a 26th day of a IJ27. at o'rlorrk P.

M. t.hft i a of foi- lowing dvvrlbed premises: Sltudtetl ''oshorton Count)-. of Ohio- FIRST A Helnff the a i 2 9 i i and Klfrht. in s. Military at -By BUD FISHER THEY GET INTO THE THICK OF THINGS IN CHINA fOotryrKftt.

1IJ1) an'J a i i i Roinr i of HEY, YOU ONCY WAV To GftT REAL Dope OM THIS is TO MARS MAN, THAT UUHAT CAUS. -'-SI "ViW i i I 'A'- Xorf.li i i 3 i i a i Mir.ro i i rt iJif 'T more in aforesaid 'S a i.17) In Township SnI'l' I Attorney for Plaintiff. 5 23 9 23 30 NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' i I Coshocton. Ohio. i 15th.

1S27. I A meeting nf th" stockholders of I The C. S. J. W.

MrDi-iWrll Company i held at thp i of C. U. I i In Coshocton. Ohio, on JSth a ff IVIarrh. o'clock P.

M. for the purpos-- of '-onsiderinR and antlnR: upon dlBSohi- tlon of said 'rirporaUm an'i surrender and a a of its corporal" a i a i and The transaction of ai.d all business a or I i thereto. A A. Fll 23 M2 9 Secretary-. ROAD NOTU'E 11 have FC'P.

I AND i others f'T fa.rrn a box. a iX" and and r.f dsv i-v-x A Akin, a on a of a ancl day of $90.1 mort- i NOT; of ciseti-1 anrl B. Cnl Fareribs c-i A -V i FH A A i.